Born Hunter
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It's not justice, it's vigilantism. That sort of unaccountable behaviour might be considered acceptable for instilling decency but it's Pandora's box, turn a blind eye to that and tomorrow they're kicking f**k out of someone who's mentally a bit backward just because they've had a bad day.
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1.2% difference in DNA terms is pretty significant so I wouldn't let that bother you too much. I'd say you have a valid point in your first post.
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Christ knows, but it had crossed my mind given the dingo proper was brought over by the polynesians. Biology is such a wishy washy science anyway. LOL
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I think naturalized is the word here, for a wild species that has been relocated. Bit different to feral as you say.
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I know you're not and ive noticed so thanks. I just think it's a shame that you very often end up in childish disputes when you clearly have an interest and enough intelligence for better stuff. We can disagree, no loss of pride or respect. Life's far too short mate.
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I actually think the lad can be quite smart...... When he's not fighting everyone. Lol Like I said, I'm happy to just disagree on this. I've f**k all to prove.
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Mate your lack of field experience with these sorts of work is showing. I'm done on this discussion, well agree to disagree.
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Lets cut the shit here. A pitbull would be dead in short order doing the sort of work we're talking about. Just like a lab would be dead in a fight. Russia means f**k all, its the work an animal has to do combined with the elements. Why try to be cute?
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A chainspot aint the forshore.
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Id hazard a guess the other 15% in Arnhem land? Hostile as f**k
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I couldn't say mate. Off hand I'd say anywhere that has a healthy number of big predators would make feral dogs establishing themselves nigh impossible. Is it fair to say feral dogs are established in the wilds of Australia? Otherwise most of the examples I can think of seem dependent on human civilisation.
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Coming back to Africa though; you don't hear of feral dogs there. Not living in the bush anyway.
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Another type I like the look of. Think they’re huntaways. The black and the Black and Tan anyway.
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Pretty meaningless really. Work dogs in January in water and watch em wither! Water strips energy from a dog like nothing I’ve seen. It can be the difference between a dog doing an hours work or a full day. Being ‘dead game’ means f**k all when your body is shutting down. But then all a lot of fellas these days care for is how game a dog is... Couldn’t give a f**k for the multitude of other traits a dog needs.
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With Josh brolin? I saw a trailer the other day.
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Just looked, bullarab apparently.
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Not sure, I can try find out. Just eye catching type I found on Instagram. Look how serious the little pup is, LOL. He looks ready to go on a hog already, LOL. They're what the Great Dane probably used to look like before it became a caricature. I really like these non descript mongrely houndy things, whether pig dogs or just little beagle terrier crosses. Not a massive fan of bully looking dogs.
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I quite like the stamp of these Ozzie dogs. I like the kiwi stuff as well. Just robust looking houndy dogs. No drama, all business.
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Difficult to separate from work entirely. I just don't think I've ever found a non working blooded dog a better looking animal than a worker. Form seems to follow function in my mind. A fawn smooth hard muscled lurcher can look incredible. So can a well built wire coated fell type or a houndy looking cocker.
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It'll be interesting to see if crypto-currencies ever manage to function comprehensively and dominantly as money, rather than simply as a comodity. It'll be an interesting study into how free currencies can evolve naturally, even if they are digital.
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Having another currency wouldnt complicate matters too much i agree. An exchange rate would exist through market trading and we would go on with a minor inconvenience if we so wanted it. My real concern is whether society could ever realistically get a new cash currency to the stage of even having to worry about exchange rates. I think that's the crux of my scepticism! In a society that has, by choice, almost completely moved away from cash currency, leading to the government ending support for cash and therefore the markets trust and value in it ending; then how can another viable cas
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I'm not so confident... I mean you are right but I'm not so sure how successful and therefor how accessible they can be. Any currency, cash or digital, requires market trust to be embraced and of course market size to be of any use. The reason for instance a modern £20 note has value is because of it's historic gold standard value, which created it's market size, and now it is free floated the governments efforts to prevent fraud maintain the market trust and critically legislation forces it's acceptance as payment for debts (ensuring market size). That all makes for a trustworthy currenc
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I trust you know more than me on this. I was really just looking to bait the HMR-phobic Hornet aficionados. It was just too ironic not to try for a bit of friendly sport.
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I'm the same. Take out a lump regularly and I think the act of having to replace that lump is better for self regulating than just 'bleep'. I can see how it's more convenient. You simply don't need to get or carry the cash. Also I honestly think these days there is a growing view in culture of cash currency being illicit, technophobic, outdated and even just intentionally awkward. There's a sense of progress and superiority in using modern tech methods of payment and the people that don't are simply anti-progress.
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f***ing hell, boycott the Hornet. Poxy calibre! Only a matter of time before receivers are exploding from squibs.
